Sentence examples for offshore life from inspiring English sources

Offshore life should get less comfortable thanks to the mood the G20 creates.

Ultimately, K.C. probably lacked that extra notch of hardness that insulates other bookmakers from offshore life.

Barbara Schroeder, national turtle coordinator for NOAA fisheries, the government agency charged with assessing damage to offshore life, said that the agency was investigating the sea turtle deaths intensively, but did not have many answers yet.

Apart from the hurricane worries, the reason is that offshore reserve life is typically shorter.

By spreading the wealth, offshoring makes life a little better in some of the poorest regions of the world.

Stephanie McGovern travelled to a North Sea rig to find out more about life offshore.

Net revenue during the last year of an offshore structure's life serves as a proxy for the economic limit of production and encapsulate all the relevant cost information available.

"The toughest part of being an OBR isn't dealing with the elements, learning to live on freeze-dried food or navigating life offshore," he said.

In its early life the offshore yuan (known unofficially as the CNH) was more expensive than its onshore equivalent.

But the price is exactly half your life: hitches offshore last for two weeks on, two weeks off, or three on, three off, and so on.

Meanwhile, at the Hitchin offices of Mossack Fonseca's UK representative, where the paperwork of thousands of offshore companies was processed, life goes on as normal.